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eye filler: Fantasy Fest 2002

show us your beads: Fantasy Fest was definitely worth the trip this year. You should the negatives. Look for a Life & Art uncensored DVD during commerical breaks on E!.

October 29, 2002

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Student newspaper at the University of Miami


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